Dr. Catherine Price has received a $2.3 million NIH grant to determine which older adults are most likely to experience thinking and memory problems after major surgery. Older adults may be at risk for memory and thinking problems after surgery……
Jared Tanner, Ph.D., Clinical & Health Psychology, Neuropsychology Jared holds a degree in Clinical and Health Psychology with an emphasis in Neuropsychology at the University of Florida. His primary research interests involve verbal memory and structural brain MRI in neurodegenerative disorders. “I am particularly interested in understanding…
Neuropsychology, Meditation, and the Brain – Part 1 Learn how neuropsychology and the latest neuropsychological resesarch on meditation and the brain. Podcast Producers: Peter Nguyen, M.S., and Taylor Kuhn, M.S. –…
Neuropsychology, Meditation, and the Brain – Part II Continued discussions on neuropsychology, meditation, and the brain. Podcast Producers: Taylor Kuhn, M.S., and Peter Nguyen, M.S. – both graduate students within the Clinical and Health Psychology Department – Neuropsychology specialty.
What is neuropsychology? Learn about neuropsychology. What is the field? What is a neuropsychological assessment? How can you become a neuropsychologist? Podcast producer: Callie Tyner, M.S., graduate student in the Clinical and Health Psychology Department – Neuropsychology specialty. Podcast assistant: Callaway Johnson, senior at the University…
Traumatic Brain Injury Learn how neuropsychologists assist individuals who have experienced a traumatic brain injury. Podcast production by Kristin Moffett, M.S and Jenna Dietz, M.S. – both graduate students in the Department of Clinical and Health Psychology – Neuropsychology area specialty.
Our laboratory is honored to be the recipient for a R01 award from the National Institute for Nursing Research (NINR). With many collaborators from the department of Orthopedic Surgery, Anesthesiology, Nursing, Biomedical Engineering, and Biochemistry – we will be examining specific neuroimaging markers…
In our laboratory and that of our close collaborators (David Libon, Ph.D., Tania Giovannetti, Ph.D., Melissa Lamar, Ph.D), we are very interested in leukoaraiosis (LA) or white matter abnormalities and their role on dementia presentation. We have recently finished imaging and cognitive analyses on a large set individuals with dementia. The above image was created by Jared Tanner (advanced graduate student in our laboratory) and Stephen Towler (graduate student in our program) and shows LA by three primary regions of interest (infracortical, periventricular, and deep). We are presenting data on this topic at the International Neuropsychological Society (Boston, February, 2011) with associated papers in submission.
